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Past Theatre Productions at Radford University PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright 1967-1968 The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare Punch and Judy William Morehouse 1968-1969 The Cocktail Party T.S. Eliot Any Wednesday Muriel Resnik The Ex-Miss Copper Queen on a Set of Pills Megan Terry Three Sisters Anton Chekhov 1969-1970 The House of Bernarda Alba Federico Garcia Lorca The Girl in the Freudian Slip William F. Brown The Maids Jean Genet 1970-1971 The Killing of Sister George Frank Marcus Antigone Jean Anouilh 1971-1972 Lysistrata Aristophanes Old Times Harold Printer 1972-1973 Little Mary Sunshine Rick Besoyan John Brown's Stephen Vincent Benet The Night of January 16th Ayn Rand A Day in the Death of Joe Egg Peter Nichols Old Times Harold Pinter 1973-1974 She Stoops to Conquer Oliver Goldsmith Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare 1974-1975 The Boy Friend John Montague 1975-1976 Cabaret Joe Masteroff, Fred Ebb, and John Kander Cactus Flower Abe Burrows 1976-1977 Suckers Werner Liepolt The Unsinkable Molly Brown Meredith Willson and Richard Morris The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Jay Presson Allen PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright 1977-1978 A Flea in Her Ear Georges Feydeau You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown John Gordon & Clark Gesner Saturday, Sunday, Monday Eduardo de Filippo Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer Jason Miller The King and I Rodgers and Hammerstein 1978-1979 Vanities Jack Heifner Forty Carats Jay Presson Allen 1979-1980 Mame Jerome Lawrence, Robert E. Lee & Jerry Herman Reynard the Fox Arthur Fauquez A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare Kind Lady (?) Edward Chodorov Separate Tables Terence Rattigan Lovers Brian Friel The Valiant Holworthy Hall & Robert Middlemass Comings and Goings Megan Terry 1980-1981 Look Homeward Angel Ketti Frings An Evening of One-Act Plays: The Girl Who Loved the Beatles, The V. B. Gilles, Lanford Wilson, Great Nebula in Onion, The Coal Diamond Shirley Lauro Not Even a Mouse Jerome McDonough The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds Paul Zindel Grease Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey The Oldest Living Graduate Preston Jones The Emperor Jones Eugene O'Neill 1981-1982 Our Town Thornton Wilder Winnie-the-Pooh A.A. Milne The Star Spangled Girl Neil Simon Another Part of the Forest Lillian Hellman PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright The Woolgatherer William Mastrosimone Equus Peter Shaffer 1982-1983 Presenting Noel Coward Adapted by James W. Hawes Story Theatre Paul Sills The Corn is Green Emlyn Williams H.M.S. Pinafore Gilbert & Sullivan Godspell Stephen Schwartz The Serpent The Open Theatre Rhinoceros Eugene Ionesco 1983-1984 You Can't Take it With You George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart The Tingalary Bird Mary Melwood The Comedy of Errors William Shakespeare The Solid Gold Cadillac George S. Kaufman & Howard Teichmann One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Dale Wasserman 1984-1985 The Adding Machine Elmer Rice USA Paul Shyre & John Dos Passos The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Washington Irving The Tempest William Shakespeare Death of a Salesman Arthur Miller Betrayal Harold Pinter Beyond Therapy Christopher Durang The Wager Mark Medoff 1985-1986 Uncommon Women and Others Wendy Wasserstein Showboat Oscar Hammerstein II & Jerome Kern A Merry Medieval Christmas Thomas A. Erhard & Evelyn Madrid Erhard PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright Mother Courage and Her Children Bertolt Brecht What I Did Last Summer A.R. Gurney Artaud at Rodez Charles Marowitz 1986-1987 The Seven Year Itch George Axelrod Life with Father Howard Lindsay & Russell Crouse Hair Rado, Ragni, and MacDermot Bye-Bye Birdie Michael Stewart, Lee Adams & Charles Strouse Wiley and the Hairy Man Susan Zeder Student Directed Scenes; My Cup Ranneth Over, The Diary of Anne Robert Patrick, Frances Goodrich Frank, The Shadow Box, I Never Saw Another Butterfly, Sister Mary and Albert Hackett, Michael Ignatius Explains it all for You Christofer, Celeste Raspanti, Christopher Durang No Exit Jean Paul Sartre 1987-1988 Everybody Loves Opal John Patrick The Elephant Man Bernard Pomerance Punch and Judy Aurand Harris The Misanthrope Moliere Summer and Smoke Tennessee Williams They're Playing Our Song Neil Simon, Carole Bayer Sager & Marvin Hamlisch The Holy Ghostly Sam Shepard 1988-1989 This is the Rill Speaking Lanford Wilson The Shadow Box Michael Cristofer Dracula Hamilton Deane & John L. Balderston Charlotte's Web E.B. White; Adapted by Joseph Robinette Antigone Sophocles Busybody Jack Popplewell PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams 1989-1990 The Normal Heart Larry Kramer As You Like It William Shakespeare You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown John Gordon & Clark Gesner Ring Around the Moon Jean Anouilh The Family Continues Lanford Wilson The Tibetan Book of the Dead Jean-Claude Van Itallie Picnic William Inge God Woody Allen 1990-1991 Hello Out There William Saroyan Hot L Baltimore Lanford Wilson The Elves and the Shoemaker Adapted by Lynn Brittney The White Liars and Black Comedy Peter Shaffer Danny and the Deep Blue Sea John Patrick Shanley 1991-1992 Harvey Mary Chase Arespectable Wedding Bertolt Brecht The Good Doctor Neil Simon Cinderella William Brough & Robert Brough The Cherry Orchard Anton Chekhov Up from Slime Milton Granger 1992-1993 The Marriage Proposal Anton Chekhov Tartuffe Moliere Tarheel Tales Adapted by Tom Behm Twelfth Night William Shakespeare The Rose Tattoo Tennessee Williams Johnny Moonbeam and the Silver Arrow Joseph Golden Chords Peter Wrenn (?) Lord Byron's Love Letters Tennessee Williams PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright Bus Reilly's Back in Town William Inge 1993-1994 Endgame Samuel Beckett The Man Who Came to Dinner George S. Kaufman & Moss Hart The Hollow Crown John W. Barton Night Must Fall Emlyn Williams 1994-1995 Love Letters A.R. Gurney Jr. The Fantasticks Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe Joseph Robinette All's Well That Ends Well William Shakespeare 1995-1996 Galileo Bertolt Brecht The Oldest Living Graduate Preston Jones As You Like It William Shakespeare Queen Bee Louise Fox Connell & Ruth Hawthorne A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams Moonchildren Michael Weller No Exit Jean Paul Sartre The Zoo Story Edward Albee 1996-1997 Kind Ness Ping Chong Godspell Stephen Schwartz Sophia and the Heart Mender Kathryn Obenshain All in the Timing David Ives Good C.P. Taylor 1997-1998 Endgame Samuel Beckett The Mousetrap Agatha Christie Jackie-Jean and Her Sisters Charles L. Hayes Noises Off Michael Frayn Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches Tony Kushner PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright Saints David Burns Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean Ed Graczyk Look in Thy Glass From William Shakespeare Reunion/Dark Pony David Mamet Picasso at the Lapin Agile Steve Martin 1998-1999 Letters Home Rose Goldemberg Scapino Moliere SubUrbia Eric Bogosian Babel Katherine McWilliams Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp Adapted by Jack Neary Macbeth William Shakespeare The Birds Aristophanes Fefu and Her Friends Maria Irene Fornes Parallel Skin Neil B. Ullery 1999-2000 The Long Goodbye Tennessee Williams Frankenstein Adapted by: Jack Neary Isn't it Romantic Wendy Wasserstein Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs Jessie Braham White Polaroid Stories Naomi Iizuka 2000-2001 Arcadia Tom Stoppard The Boy Friend Sandy Wilson Love Letters A.R. Gurney Jr. Dandelion Judith Martin The Jungle Book Adapted by Rex Stephenson 2001-2002 The Perpetual Patient Keith Reddin from Moliere Isabella's Trials: A Commedia Wesley Young from Scala The Philadelphia Story Philip Barry Goodnight Alicia Pinckney PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright Keep the Change Aaron Jarrells Ockham's Razor Jason Welch Wiley and the Hairy Man Susan Zeder The Spoon River Anthology Adapted by Wesley Young from Edgar Lee Masters The Oldest Story Ever Told David F. Eliet & Kenneth Kacmar Shades of Danger: The Road to Run, Jerry Finnegan's Sister, English Richard Dresser, Jack Neary, Made Simple, The Actor's Nightmare, Night Visits, Am I Blue David Ives, Christopher Durang, Simon Fill, Beth Henley As Bees in Honey Drown Douglas Carter Beane 2002-2003 A Touch of the Poet Eugene O'Neill A Midsummer Night's Dream William Shakespeare Boy Gets Girl Rebecca Gilman A Piece of My heart Shirley Lauro Beauty and the Beast Stella Wallace A Festival of One Acts: The Deserter, Miss Julie, The Great Moran Beim, August Strindburg, Gromboolian Plain, Your Life is a Feature Film, Trifles Dan Nigro, Alan Minieri, Susan Glaspell 2003-2004 Sight Unseen Donald Margulies The Dark at the Top of the Stairs William Inge Grandmother Tales Rex Stephenson Shakin' the Mess Outta Misery Shay Youngblood The Best Little Whore House in Texas Larry L. King, Peter Masterson & Carol Hall 2004-2005 Abundance Beth Henley The Lion in Winter James Goldman A Doll's House Frank McGuinness from Henrik Ibsen Vanities Jack Heifner The Odyssey of Jeremy Jack Mark Medoff & Carleene Johson PAST THEATRE PRODUCTIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY Year Play Playwright Desires, Deceptions, and Misconceptions: A Collection of Six One-Act David Mamet, Susan Glaspell, Plays:Sexual Perversity in Chicago, Supressed Desires, Lone Star, James McLure, LeRoi Jones, Dutchman, Pizza: A Love Story, Sunshine Julianne Bernstein, William Mastrosimone 2005-2006 Betty's Summer Vacation Christopher Durang Some Enchanted Evening Rodgers and Hammerstein The Wind in the Willows Moses Goldberg Sand Mountain Romulus Linney Diversions and Delights John Gay Language of Angels Naomi Iizuka 2006-2007 Fifth of July Lanford Wilson Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Tennessee Williams Two by Synge: An Evening of Irish Drama J.M. Synge Puss in Boots Moses Goldberg Talley's Folly Lanford Wilson 2007-2008 The Comedy of Errors William Shakespeare All My Sons Arthur Miller Eleemosynary Lee Blessing Trust: One Story of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith Jack Neary Doubt: A Parable John Patrick Shanley 2008-2009 Pippin Roger O.
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